Bihar News: The increased cruelty of criminals in Patna, the capital of Bihar, is indicated by the fact that he did not leave even a police officer. The incident is from Phulwari Sharif railway station on the night of 20 September, where criminals snatched the mobile of Additional SP Premchand Singh posted in Bihar Military Police. On protesting, the miscreants pushed him on the railway track, which broke his hand and was seriously injured. Their treatment is going on and the situation is being described as stable.
At around 9 pm on 20 September, Additional SP Phulwari Sharif was running on platform number two and three of the railway station. Then two criminals came to him and suddenly started running away with mobiles. The ASP, showing bravery, caught one of them, but then the two criminals together pushed them hard on the railway track. As soon as he fell on the track, he fainted and suffered serious injuries.
Left hand fracture
Soon after the incident, the passengers present there picked them up and admitted them to the nearest private hospital. Examination by doctors revealed that his left -arm bone had fractured. After regaining consciousness, on 22 September, he recorded his statement in the top office of IGIMS. On this basis, a case was registered at Patna Junction railway police station on 23 September. Taking the matter seriously, the police started action immediately.
Officers are residents of Kaimur
The Railway Police has formed a special team to catch the culprits. Officials said that soon both criminals will be arrested and sent to jail. Additional SP Premchand Singh’s original residence is in Kaimur district. His wife is also working as a inspector in Patna and is currently appointed at Sardar Patel Bhavan.
Confirming the incident, the Rail SP said that the team has been dispatched to search for the accused and the investigation is going on fast. Police say that the nearby CCTV footage is being investigated to identify the culprits and soon both the criminals involved in the incident will be arrested.